Littles & Bloomz, Reusable Pocket Cloth Nappy, Fastener: Popper, Set of 1, Pattern 58, Without Insert

Great reusable nappies. I have purchased a few different brands ( including some very pricey & popular ones ) and these are definitely doing the job just as the trendy expensive ones.I suppose you could find better fabric/fit but for the price you get good quality nappies that work wonders.They’re comfy, have various cute designs, fit well enough not to allow leaks ( we do still find them a bit big/ bulky at the moment but I have a 7 week old baby and we started with reusables full time when she was around 4 weeks old ). To be honest the only smaller ones I have were specifically for newborn babies and we will have to stop using them soon, whilst these still have a long way to go.As for inserts - you can buy whichever type you want - we use bamboo & charcoal - both work well and fit well in the nappies.We tumble dry at the moment but they will dry well outside and won’t take too long in good weather; however, I recommend buying enough to cover you for about 2 days, so you don’t end up waiting in front of the washing machine for a nappy ( that’s roughly 20-25 nappies and get a few extra inserts as with baby growing you may need to double up at least during the night ).Also, baby’s bum is nice and dry and no nappy rash as they soak so well, even if she hasn’t been changed ( downside is that you have to check all the time compared to single use which now has an indicator ), they often appear almost dry and thus keep her skin dry, too. We did cure a very bad rash she had from the single use nappies we had to put at the beginning as her bottom was completely soaked or sweating in them.I recommend using biodegradable nappy liners as well - they help catch baby’s poo ( even leaky one to a large extent 🤭) and thus keep the nappies from staining ( you just flush the liners ) and you can then keep the nappies in a laundry bag until next wash ifyou don’t want to soak them first.We do use baby friendly stain remover to soak in and wash with and nappies come out fresh and clean. Definitely should last us long enough...Only downside - no indicator, so you have to check whether they need to be changed and size is a bit bulky for small babies ( both of these I can live with considering the benefits - and we protect the planet from the disposables ).

I have ordered Littles & Bloomz reusable nappies of three types: with bamboo, fleece, and bamboo charcoal inner side. I am happy about them all, but just note that while fleece and bamboo charcoal stay relatively dry, bamboo surface gets very wet! If you want that your baby's skin stays dry, choose fleece or bamboo charcoal. Personally I like bamboo charcoal most! It is a natural material, breathable and naturally antibacterial. In general, I like Littles & Bloomz nappies for their quality, bright colours, and price. They do not leak (just remember to make changes in time), they fit perfectly, and are easily washable. I totally recommend!

Fabulous nappy system. Have been using these for over three months and I am so glad I didn't spend a fortune on more expensive cloth nappy brands. Fit my small baby from 2/3 months and have tons of room left with the great popper size thing, means they will last till she potty trains. No signs of wear and tear, wash a dream and are so pretty. I would recommend the bamboo inserts over the microfiber ones. As they are slightly neater and I find a bit more absorbant, wee bit more expensive but worth it in my opinion. I have gradually added to my stash and found that about 24 is the magic number, meaning I'm washing them every 2/3 days and don't run out. Would highly recommend.

Look like really good quality (almost identical to little lamb but cheaper) and have washed well. They arrived very quickly. I ordered 5 and was given a different pattern to one that I ordered, I’m guessing they didn’t have it in stock? But nothing was comunicated to me about that and they still have the ‘out of stock’ print for sale?? So I guess it’s just luck if you get what you order or not. I would have appreciated the option to choose a different print rather than just being given a substitute. But I guess 4/5 isn’t too bad. Does put me off ordering more though in case it happens again.

After doing A LOT of research I decided to take the plunge into using these reusables.Pros:-They have so many cute designs-They are VERY affordable in comparison to other top brands-They have a very good pocket size-They have a lot of different popper sizes-They have a very soft inner lining-They have a really good fit around both legs and belly-They can be adapted with different inserts if you need to-Easy to get used to and brilliant for first time cloth users-When used with inserts (sold separately) they offer a great absorbency-Very good fit for ages (my 16kg 2 year old still fits in them-HUGE reduction in nappy rashes-Comfortable for baby-So much LESS bulk than other brands (my child can still wear his sized clothes regardless of cloth nappy which isn't always the case with some brands)-Will save you hundredsNo cons to reportI would 100% recommend them for anyone looking to get into cloth. These are a very affordable and brilliant way to start

I’ve used reusable nappies for both my children. In that time I’ve purchased very expensive nappies and some that I would say are more affordable. To me this brand has been the best value for money. They are pretty inexpensive but are just as good as some of the higher priced brands.Pocket nappies are very easy to use. I would recommend buying at least 20 to get you started. The prints on these are pretty cute to!

We came to reusables a bit later than planned (after weaning) but these are great. I highly recommend using them with the Alva baby charcoal inserts (from somewhere like Fill Your Pants) as they have softer stitching around the edges than the L&B charcoals so they mould to baby better, although both are great in absorbency and quick-drying. If you’re really on a budget, L&B are very very similar apart from the stitching & as such may even be more durable over long-term use. I really like that the fleecy top layer of the charcoal inserts stays dry(ish).There is very little difference between these and the Alva nappies - Alva is very slightly bigger, more expensive and comes with a micro fibre insert by default, which I wasn’t too keen on. I prefer L&B.Everything with reusables comes down to personal preference and what suits your baby, but for extra comparison, we have also tried these inserts:Baba & Boo hemp - very absorbent, they shrink a lot in length on washing (not really an issue, but noticeable), quite bulky but if it’s the last nappy before bed, we can often just use a single insert. If you buy these from Fill Your Pants you get free delivery currently, even if buying other items too so it’s a great way to experiment with different inserts ;)Little Lamb bamboo - very soft, very slow to dry, definitely stay ‘wet’ in the nappy (there’s no core to wick away to). I’ve packed these away for now.Bambino mio boosters - microfibre-style but with a wicking top layer, can be picked up very cheap from Aldi at times, good alongside a charcoal but take a bit longer to dry.Just a note on washing - we go against the standard advice but it works well for us:Remove liner & solidsRinse inserts under cold water & wring out a few timesKeep nappy separate (dry, or dampen inside slightly if stained)Run on a quick wash every night with bibs (20-30 mins with liquid detergent)Then every so often, run on a full wash, often with powder detergent for a more intensive washThe world or reusable nappies can be very confusing but Littles & Bloomz is a very good place to start!

I use 2 part nappies, needing an outer waterproof wrap. I ordered this hoping it would be suitable as an outer wrap, but it isn't really. It is the outer part of the all in one nappies that this seller is also listing - it is fleece lined and so the inside would get wet on the first use and you wouldn't really want to put it back on like a normal wrap. I did suspect that it might be a nappy outer rather than a wrap which is why I just got one to trial.On the plus side it is nicely made. I will use this one as a swim nappy, so I haven't lost anything!If you are looking for a cheap all in one nappy then this could well be the answer (but don't buy this model, buy the version listed as coming with the insert pads!) - obviously I can't vouch for how waterproof the material is, but the nappy is a well made cheap version of the bum genius type nappy.

Belli ma a lungo andare il tessuto interno alla mutandine tende a fare dei pekucchu che rimangono sulla pelle. Comunque visto il prezzo vanno benissimo

Pañales de algodón, calentitos y muy adaptables. Tienen el bolsillo para introducir los recambios y el diseño es igual a la foto.

Bei meiner großen 2,5 jahre alten Tochter war die schließleiste zu eng. doch für ein neugeborenes ist es super verkleinerbar. die hosen lasssen sich gut waschen ohne zu vergilben oder sich schnell abzunutzen. außerdem halten sie schön dicht, wie es der erwrtung entspricht. preisleisteung super wenn man mehrere bestellt wegen der versandkosten. und die optik ist super, macht spaß beim wickeln.

Wir haben angefangen mit Stoff zu wickeln, als unsere Tochter 5 Monate alt wurde, quasi als Neujahresvorsatz. Meine Tochter wurde zu der Zeit noch voll gestillt. Zunächst kamen 8 dieser Windeln, seitdem haben wir auf 25 aufgestockt und mit dieser Anzahl kommen wir super hin, sodass wir nur alle 2 bis 3 Tage waschen müssen.Was soll ich sagen? Ich bin sehr begeistert von diesen Windeln und muss ehrlich zugeben, ohne den Tipp einer Freundin hätte ich sie mir nicht gekauft, weil sie einfach viel zu billig sind im Gegensatz zu den Markenwindeln (Flip, Bamboozle, Pop-In), die wir sonst haben ("Die können doch nichts taugen!").Wir haben nur die Windel ohne Einlage gekauft und uns hier bei Amazon einfach Mullwindeln dazu besorgt, die wir in die Tasche stopfen. Passt super, saugt super, lässt sich super waschen.Nun zu den Windeln: In der Anfangszeit hatten wir noch regelmäßig Muttermilchstuhl-Explosionen, die Wergwerfwindeln eigentlich nie gehalten haben, aber diese Windel schon! Aus Angst vorm Auslaufen von Pipi habe ich immer alle 2 bis 3 Stunden gewickelt, bis ich es eines Tages vergessen hab und sie 6 Stunden dran war. Und siehe da: die Windel ist dicht. Entgegen Herstellerangaben wasche ich bei 60° und nehme bei jeder Wäsche Sauerstoffbleiche dazu (Ich wasche mit der DM-Kombi) und man ahnt es schon: Die Windeln sind trotzdem noch dicht. Ganz neu lecken sie manchmal an den Beinnähten, aber das gibt sich nach einigem Waschen. Wir haben übrigens KEINE Minky Version, sondern nur die normalen!Seit zwei Wochen sind wir jetzt mit Brei dabei und haben auch da keinerlei Schwierigkeiten. Ich hatte etwas Bedenken, ob das Orange aus den Karotten auf dem Mikrovlies abfärben könnte, aber der ist noch immer schön weiß (zugegeben: jetzt, wo das Baby so stark presst, geht bei uns die meiste Kacka aber eh ins Klo).Man wird sehen, wie sich die Dinger über die Zeit entwickeln, ob die Gummis und der PUL die Wascherei weiterhin gut überstehen,Zum Abschluss: Man bekommt übrigens die Windeln auf den Bildern und nicht die, die in der Beschriftung sind, das deckt sich nämlich nicht :).Update: Unsere Tochter ist Ende August ein Jahr geworden und wird noch immer fleißig mit den Little Bloom Windeln gewickelt. Was ich nach fast 9 Monaten dazu sagen kann:1. Irgendwann ging uns das Stopfen der Taschen so sehr auf die Nerven, dass wir überlegten, ob wir zu einer anderen Windelmarke wechseln sollen, bei der die Einlagen nur reingelegt werden in zwei Laschen oben und unten. Ich hatte mir die Milovia ausgesucht, die aber locker das 7fache von der Little Bloom Überhose kostet. Ich habe dann kurzerhand einfach den Mikrofließ aufgeschnitten, sodass wir jetzt bei 8 unserer Windeln genau solche Laschen haben wir es bei der Milovia der Fall ist. Zwischen diese Laschen legen wir nach wie vor unsere Mullwindel, die von unten durch das wasserdichte PUL geschützt wird. Man muss natürlich aufpassen, dass an den Seiten nichts von dem Mull rausschaut, sonst wird die Kleidung dort nass. Seit April nutzen wir sie jetzt so und es ist alles super. Trotz Wäsche alle 2 Tage und ohne vernähen der Ränder hat das aufgeschnittene Mikrofließ überhaupt nicht gelitten und wir sparen uns eine Menge Arbeit.2. Das Problem mit dem festen Stuhlgang ... Ja, er macht Flecken auf dem Fließ, und die gehen auch nicht recht raus. Durchs Aufschneiden habe ich diese Flecken jetzt nur noch auf unseren Mullwindeln, die ich bei 95° kochen und bleichen kann, wie ich will.3. PUL ist immer noch super, die Gummis sind trotz intensiver Nutzung einwandfrei.4. Unsere Tochter trägt jetzt Größe 74 und die Windeln auf der mittleren Stufe. Bis zum Trockenwerden sollten ihr die Teile passen.Update: Kind 1 ist mittlerweile 2 Jahre alt und trocken, Kind 2 ( 3 Monate, knapp 5kg) wird nun damit gewickelt. Bei 2 Windeln hat sich über die Zeit das PUL abgelöst, sodass sie entsorgt werden mussten, der Rest wird von uns genauso weiter genutzt wie bei der Großen. Beim großen Kind mussten wir lediglich irgendwann nach dem 1. Geburtstag auf Wegwerfwindeln umsteigen, weil die Stoffwindeln die Pipimenge nicht mehr gepackt haben und ich ihr keine 2 Mullwindeln reinstopfen wollte. Noch immer topp zufrieden!

Ho acquistato 4 pannolini senza inserto poiché prevedo di utilizzare della mussola che già ho. Sono arrivati puntuali e dall'aspetto devo dire che sembrano molto ben fatti. Anche i disegni sono molto carini. L'interno è in morbida microfibra con una tasca per gli inserti e l'esterno è in pul rivestito di una stoffa molto morbida. C'è un sistema di bottoncini per adattare il pannolino alle varie fasi di crescita del bambino che sembra molto ben fatto.Domani inizierò a sperimentarli e magari se tutto va bene aumenterò anche le stelle.Come promesso ho provato i pannolini lavabili LittleBloom. In due parole: semplicemente favolosi!Li ho pagati poco per cui mi aspettavo poco, e invece? Sorpresa! Dopo 4 ore ero preoccupata di trovare la bimba fradicia, ma appena si è svegliata sono corsa a cambiarla e non ci crederete, era più asciutta che con l'usa e getta nonostante il pannolino fosse pesante di pipì e cacca (la bimba ha 3 mesi e pesa 5,5 kg e grazie ai bottoncini ho potuto regolare alla perfezione il pannolino...ma anche per bimbi molto più piccoli si riesce a regolarlo). Ho usato il pannolino utilizzando come inserto un quadrato ripiegato di mussola e un velo cattura pupù in tessuto biodegradabile. Una curiosità, per la prima volta si sentiva l'odore reale della cacca e della pipì, molto diverso da quello dell'usa e getta, dato dai reagenti chimici che creano l'effetto assorbente. Successivamente a questo esperimento ho acquistato un set di 18 pannolini. Li raccolgo in un secchio con qualche goccia di tea tree oil e un po' di bicarbonato e ogni due giorni butto tutto in lavatrice a 40° con pochissimo detersivo ecologico e 3 cucchiai di bicarbonato di sodio. Vengono fuori bianchissimi. Asciugano molto in fretta, sono bellissimi, morbidissimi e non ci sono fuoriuscite dai lati e da dietro. Inoltre, al contrario di mutandine di altra marca che ho provato, gli elastici non lasciano segnacci sulla pelle della bimba.